Sentence examples for imposes arrest from inspiring English sources

To further assess the involvement of cell-cycle kinases in regulating BRCA2 functions, we treated these cells with nocodazole, which imposes arrest in early mitosis with high CDK and Plk1 activities, and genotoxic stress (Dalton et al., 2007, Giunta et al., 2010, Quignon et al., 2007).

Its agents have accused supervisors of imposing arrest quotas — 150 illegals a month — that forced them to swoop into day-labor corners and bus stops to keep their numbers up.

YK is an ovarian cancer-specific and effective traditional Tibetan formulation bearing the following anticancer properties: (i) imposes G1 arrest of cells by activating p53, (ii) induces cytochrome c release from mitochondria, and (iii) inhibits angiogenesis.

A court has ordered the arrest of Gen Pervez Musharraf over his attempt when Pakistan's military ruler to impose house arrest on judges in March 2007.

According to Turkish newspaper reports, the 70-point proposal includes provisions to allow detainees' testimony to be heard in court by video link, obviating the need to transport them from primes that are sometimes far away, and to enable judges to impose house arrest, instead of prison detention, for charges carrying maximum penalties of five years or less.

And Mr Berlusconi will not serve the remaining 12 months behind bars because of a law introduced by his government in 2005, which gave sentencing tribunals the power (though not the obligation) to impose house arrest or community service on anyone over the age of 70 when convicted.

Mr. Esteves was released in December from a communal cell in one of Brazil's most notorious prisons, the giant Bangu complex in Rio de Janeiro, but the Supreme Court of Brazil has imposed house arrest on him and prohibited him from taking any management role in the bank he personified.

He requested a sentence of community service, but Hatter instead imposed house arrest.

These agents impose mitotic arrest, usually leading to apoptosis either in mitosis or, more often, in the post-mitotic G1-phase following mitotic escape [13].

Other studies showed that DAPK may also exert its p53-mediated suppressive effects on oncogenic transformation by imposing growth arrest, apoptosis or both [ 30, 31].

Activation of MAPK and mTOR makes cancer cells pro-senescent: it is sufficient to impose cycle arrest in order to reveal the senescent phenotype.